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Cancellation of “West Side Story” Season2

Thank you for using IHI Stage Around Tokyo.
Taking the announcement of the Japanese government, to prevent the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), 13 performances from February 28th to March 10th cancelled.
For refund or further information, please dial (+81)-570-084-617. (11a.m.–4:30p.m.)
Also, please keep your ticket with you as you need it for refund.

We deeply apologize for any inconvenience to all of those who have been looking forward to the day, and would like to ask for your kind understanding.

TBS / DISK GARAGE / Lawson Entertainment / Dentsu / BS-TBS

Overview

Late 1950’s, West Side of Manhattan, New York. It was the time when the East Side across from Central Park was an upscale residential area, and many immigrants lived in the West Side.
During this time in New York, immigrants from around the world came for dream and wealth. They formed a gang and turned against each other. However, Polish immigrant, Tony and Puerto Rican immigrant, Maria come across incidentally and fall in love. The forbidden love entangles many people and causes a chain of tragedy…

The story is a modern adaptation of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. As Arthur Laurents, the playwright of this piece, the librettist put it...This is a story about the struggle for love to exist in a world of bigotry and violence.

写真:WEST SIDE STORY Season1

Message from Director, David Saint

David Saint

I have had the honor of directing West Side Story with its author Arthur Laurents on Broadway and all around the world but never before in such a revolutionary new way! The 360 degree Stage Around lets us create an entirely immersive world on the streets of Manhattan. A team of superb award winning designers allows us to stage this masterpiece in an entirely new way. I am so excited to work with these extremely talented Japanese actors in breathing new life into this classic in a way never seen before!

Performance Schedule

※◇ ... Special Weekday Night

February

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March

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12:30
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17:30  
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  • (H) ... Holiday
  • (N) ... No Performance